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MIT essay Living in the graffiti-adorned projects of the Lower East Side, I’ve adjusted well to low-income living. Stuyvesant High School’s done a first-rate job on making me feel like an outcast for it. “You can get a fee waiver once you give us a copy of your parent’s 1040 tax forms,” Ms. Cleary automatically explained. “My parents don’t have ...
Describe a situation where you had to work or closely associate with someone from a background very different from your own. What challenges did you face and how did you resolve them? “OppaGangnam Style!” When that trendy music was turned up to the highest volume, and actresses started swinging vigorously on stage, Dr. Tinh, my literature ...
How do you find your own control in a world where nothing but change is truly certain? Summer 2001. Standing on the second floor balcony, I breathed in the fresh morning air. It was a mixture of scents: the sweet and peculiar fragrance of ripe guava fruits from the neighbor’s trees, the faint smell of smoke from a coal stove, the smell of city ...
Mount Holyoke Supplemental Essay I once stood in a bright summer day, watching the yolky sun dipped in the golden horizon, leaving vermilion scratches of flame on the sky. I closed my eyes, feeling a fresh, pleasant breeze kissing my eyelids. The air infused the sweet scent of the blushing lotus with a slightly pungent taste of the nearby green ...
In my mother’s more angry and disillusioned moods, she often declares that my sisters and I are “smarter than is good” for us, by which she means we are too ambitious, too independent-minded, and somehow, subtly un-Chinese. At such times, I do not argue, for I realize how difficult it must be for her and my father—having to deal with children ...
I'm a tomato and the problem is, everyone else is an onion. I discovered this from watching the grown-ups when I was young. Whenever we went out to restaurants or the movies, I would notice things about their behavior. They were so different, yet oddly enough, they all seemed to act the same way. Adults were onions, protected by a layer of skin ...
State: California, USA Ethnicity: Asian / Gender: Female GPA: 4.8 out of 4.0 SAT / ACT: Reading 740, Math 800, Writing 800 Extracurriculars: Nonprofit Regional Director, U.S. Senate Page Program, Conference Founder and Director, Chair of local Junior Commission, Math Program Coach Awards: Hearst Foundation Scholarship Recipient, Coca-Cola ...
What factors have led you to consider Macalester College? Why do you believe it may be a good match, and what do you believe you can add to the Mac community, academically and personally? I have a strong interest in literature of different countries, because I believe that literature is the living memory of each nation. In high school I have ...
Đề bài: An essay of your own choice I came, I saw, but I do not have to pee. “So naturally, we pee on him.” Him referring to THE John Harvard statue. I recently read this article in the Harvard Crimson, which the Harvardian might seldom lay they eyes on, perhaps it is because they need not again be reminded that they are the blessed few. Yet to ...
Đề bài: Dog and Cat. Coffee and Tea. Great Gatsby and Catcher in the Rye. Everyone knows there are two types of people in the world. What are they? Inspired by an alumna of the Class of 2006 For a moment, I really thought I knew what two types of people were in the world: People who are going to read the Lord of the Rings and people who have ...